A group of small earthwork features (mound and hollows) are visible on aerial photographs taken in 1947 under what is now St Ives Park, St Ives. The features are possible associated with Second World War military activity and were therefore digitally plotted during the Dorset Stour NMP. The site has since been levelled by 20th century housing development.
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A group of small earthwork features (mound and hollows) are visible on aerial photographs taken in 1947 under what is now St Ives Park, St Ives (1). The features are possibly associated with Second World War military activity and are reminisent of early searchlight batteries found elsewhere *(e.g Humber Esturay). They digitally plotted during the Dorset Stour NMP. The site has since been levelled by 20th century housing development (2-3).
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<1> SDO15316
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 17-APR-1951. RAF 58/629 V 5256-7.
<2> SDO15272
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 31-AUG-1962. RAF 543/1859 F22 0422-3.
<3> SDO15309
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 31-AUG-1962. RAF 543/1859 F22 0425-6.
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SU 12339 04382 (point) (27 map features)
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SU10SW
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St Leonards and St Ives; Dorset
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Dorset
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Record last edited
Oct 14 2019 3:48PM
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